For nearly three decades, Australia avoided mass shootings after sweeping gun reforms followed the 1996 Port Arthur massacre. That record was shaken by the deadly Bondi Beach attack, questioning ...
Till the 1990s, gun control remained unpopular among most Australians, who considered the right to own guns an essential extension to their freedom. Things fundamentally changed after the Port Arthur ...
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